Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 14

Obituaries Minneapolis Star and Tribune Monday, June 23, 1S83 Boy, 2 stable af ter bone marrow graft from identical twin Louis Derby, 61, coordinator at city Vo-tech Institute, dies I MAVTI, which then operated out of Vocational High School. "He was a very active person," Schwlchtenberg said. "He was tall, lean, in shape. He bicycled, ran, dug ditches In his farm in southern Minnesota. He didn't drink, didn't smoke.

Nobody is going to believe Lou Derby died after open heart surgery." Besides his wife, Derby is survived by sons Jeff of Cambridge, and Joel of Richfield; daughter Debbie of Richfield and mother Gertrude of Faribault. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Werness Brothers Blooming-ton Chapel, W. Old Shakopee RL and Penn Av. Services will be held at 1 p.m.

Tuesday at the Bloomington Church of Christ, 9000 Blooming-ton Freeway. Memorials to the donor's choice are suggested. whether It has taken," she said. In an hourlong procedure, a half-pint of Cameron's bone marrow was with-' drawn from an area in his lower-' back. Not long after, Cameron happf-A ly visited with Brett while the marrow was still being fed Into-Brett's veins through a tube.

Doctors said that once it is in his system the marrow will make its way Into his1 bone tissue. Without the transplant, Brett could have been treated with chemothera- py alone and had a 30 percent chance of permanent remission. With the transplant, his chances of; permanent remission are 80 percent, Krivit said. Doctors hope the transplanted bone marrow from Cameron will regener-' ate Brett's bone marrow, which in turn would reproduce normal white blood cells. Because the boys are identical twins, doctors expect Brett's body to accept Cameron's' marrow more readily.

Associated Press Two-year-old identical twins Brett and Cameron Hudson of North Carolina were in stable condition at University of Minnesota Hospitals Sunday, two days after bone marrow from Cameron was transplanted into his leukemia-stricken brother. They are among the youngest identical twins to undergo such a procedure for the treatment of acute myelogenous leukemia, a leukemia that is more commonly found in men, said Dr. William Krivit, a university pediatrics professor who performed the transplant Friday morning. "We're just tickled pink," said their mother, Maria Hudson. "I'm just so happy they're doing good because I was frightened about what transplant day would be like." Hospital spokeswoman Mary Stanik said It was too early to tell if the graft will be successful.

"It usually takes about 30 days to determine "Basically, his main interest was and I (trades and industrial arts)," said Donovan Schwlchtenberg, MAVTI campus director. "He was committed to adult education tor people coming back to Improve their skills. As far as I know, he never tried to do anything else. He was very Involved In the school." Derby, a native of Faribault, served in the Marine Corps during World War II. He participated in the Easter Sunday surprise raid on Okinawa, his wife said.

Later, he attended Mankato State and received his degree in industrial arts in 1951. The next four years he taught industrial arts at Washington High School In Sioux Falls, S.D., while earning a master's degree in the same subject at the University of South Dakota. He taught one year at a junior high school in Richfield before being hired In 1957 as a coordinator by Louis R. Derby, 61, of Richfield, the night school coordinator for trades and industrial arts classes at Minneapolis Area Vocational Technical Institute (MAVTI) for the past 29 years, died Saturday after heart surgery at Fairview-Southdale Hospital. "He set up the courses, hired the teachers, put in placement ads and registered students," said his wife, Thelma.

He often said he wasn't going to retire because he liked his work so much." Ward Wheeler, Derby's former day-school counterpart, said: "Louis was congenial, a story-teller and a friend to everyone. You immediately saw (student) Improvement in our work. It wasn't a deferred value and that was richly rewarding for him." About 10 years ago, MAVTI had about 1,800 students each school year. Wheeler said, about a third of them in Derby's classes. sr Wl.

Hiveley, 102; was resident of Sky view Myrtle Ida Hiveley, 102, who kept spirits up at the Parker Skyview high-rise in northeast Minneapolis, died Saturday of heart problems at Twin Birch Health Care Center In Spring Park. "She was the oldest one in those towers for years, but remained an Important, uplifting person," said Harold T. Mitchell, a deacon at Fourth Baptist Church. "She was a friend to everyone; also a kind, loving person. There were no strangers to Myrtle; all people were her brothers and sisters." Hiveley had a bad hip, a hearing problem and only 30 percent sight In her good eye, but always kept her sense of humor.

"Roy Hunt, the father of the boys who now run the Billman-Hunt (Funeral) Chapel, always would bring her candy or fruit cake at Christmas," said Hiveley's niece, Lorraine Jacobson. "One time, about three years ago, she answered the door and said, 'Well, you haven't got me yet More recently Jacobson Introduced her great aunt to residents at Twin Birch. "One woman told her she had 11 children," Jacobson said, "and she said right away, 'Why didn't you make It an even Hiveley, born in Aberdeen, S.D., came from a family of 13, but many of her siblings died at birth. Her family moved to Minneapolis In a covered wagon when she was 4. "She used to say she remembered the days when the tallest building in Minneapolis, Donaldson's Glass Block Building, was four (actually five) stories," Jacobson said.

"She also remembered when the Milwaukee Depot was built." Hively is survived by a son, John, of Taylor, Mich. Visitation will be from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today at at the Billman-Hunt Funeral Chapel, 2701 Central Av. NE. Services will be held there at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Memorials may be sent to the Minneapolis Society for the Blind, Inc. Gustie Polkey, 105, Also noted St. Paul woman, 28, found dead! at home; homicide suspected machine worker 59 years A friend said that Flysjo recently said she wanted to "change her life style" and that she got her real estate license shortly after that. "For a while she had no visible means of support," said the friend.

said she was transporting cars across the country for people who were moving. She'd be gone for days at a time." William J. Scott, 59, the Illinois attorney general from 1968-1980 before being convicted of tax fraud, died Sunday in Chicago of an apparent heart attack. He was first elected attorney general In 1968 and was reelected four years later by what at the time was the largest plurality of any state candidate, 1.2 million votes. His long winning streak came to a halt when he lost the 1980 Republican primary for the U.S.

Senate while on trial for tax fraud. Benjamin (Whitey) Ford, 85, a Grand Ole Opry humorist known as the Duke of Paducah, died Friday In Nashville, Tenn. Ford was known for his garish green outfits and the popular line "I'm goin' back to the wagon; these shoes are ktllin' me," which was an old-fashioned complaint from a country boy forced to dress for the city. The body of a 28-year-old St. Paul woman was found Sunday afternoon in her apartment.

Authorities were treating the death of Louise Flysjo, 565 Portland as a homicide. Police were called to Flysjo's apartment building about 2:30 p.m., after her body was found by a friend, officials said. The cause of her death was not released, and police have made no arrests. Flysjo had just received her license to sell real estate but had not showed up for work Saturday at the Crocus Hill branch of Merrill Lynch Realty Burnet, 821 Grand Av. It wasn't clear when she was last seen.

A man who answered the telephone at the home of Oke Flysjo in St. Anthony said the family was declining to comment on the victim or her death. the residents there with much love and affection," said her daughter-in-law Burnette Polkey. "A couple ladies there, who had never been out of their room, started coming out one day after she started holding hands with them. "She was a kind person who never required much care.

She used to say to others, 'Don't complain. There's no reason to Polkey is survived by three sons, Art of Tacoma, Fred of Minneapolis, and Jerry of Fridley, and a sister, Katherine Grzywlnski of St. Paul. v. Visitation will be at 4 p.m.

today at the Kozlak University Funeral Chapel, 1918 University Av. NE. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 1621 University Av. NE.

Memorials may be sent to the Holy Cross Centennial Fund or St Anthony Eldercare. Sustie Polkey of Minneapolis, a marine operator at Fisher Paper Box go. and Manette, for nearly 60 pears and a member of Holy Cross Patholic Church since 1890, died Thursday at St. Anthony Eldercare. She was 105.

Uolkey was born in Posen, Poland, ghen a part of Germany. Her family, which had 13 children, moved to (Minneapolis when she was about 10. She started at Fisher at age 13, walking the 6-mile round trip to her job, grid kept working in the same Indus-ry until she was 72. iCV $4 Holy Cross she belonged to the Polish Rosary Society, sang In the Church choir and participated in hurch plays and concerts, a. (olkey moved into a nursing home bout eight years ago after suffering stroke.

The last 32 years she had Jved at St. Anthony Eldercare. 4 SShe touched the hearts of many of Funeral And related classifications. To place Notices paid classified notice call 372 4 130 Washburn McReavv Gregory William age 75, of Mpls, on June 2 Ul at his home. Sur vived by wife, Mamie; daugh ters, Karen (Roger) Haugdahl of Hermantown, Joyce (Louis) Merchant of Wavzala, Patricii (Paul) Anderson of Mpls Diane (Gary) Terwilliger of Bloomington; son, Kenneth of Mpls; 6 grendchlidren; 4 great grandchildren; brother, Henry of Chaska; sisters, Pauline Kocks of Chaska, Mae Hudlow 4 Julia Heiland, both of Excel sior.

Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, June 24, 10 am, In carnation Catholic Church. 38th 4 Pleasant AvS. Visitation 5-6 pm Monday at Werness Brothers Chapel, 3700 Nicollet Av S. Wake Service 7:30 pm. Memorials preferred to incar nation Catholic Church.

Hiveley Myrtle Ida, of 1115 Central Av NE, on June 21 in her 102nd year. She was a member of the Fourth Baptist Church. Survived by son 4 daughter-in- law, John 4 Jewell Hiveley; nieces, Mrs. Raymond (Lor raine) Jacobson, Mrs. Ray mond (Lueila) Milner 4 Mrs Helen Anderson; many dear friends.

Services June 24, 2:30 pm at Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Av NE (789-3535), with interment at Crystal Lk. Cemetery. Visita tion 6J0-9pm Mon. Hughes Marlvs age 52, of Maple Grove. Survived by husband, LeRov sons, Gregory L.

of Brooklyn Center 4 LeRov R. Jr of Maple Grove; daughter, Mrs Kent (Pamela Jean) Olev Of Maple Grove; step daughters, Mrs Les (Judy McKeniie) of Bethel 4 Mrs Wallace (Gail) Gustafson of Crystal; brothers, Millon Skeie of Chandler, AZ, David Skeie of Long Lake, Dennis Skeie of Brooklyn Cenier 4 Larry Skeie of Maple Grove; Mrs. Janet Todd of Brookings, SD, Mrs. Margie Erickson 4 Mrs. Diane Larson, both of St.

Paul; 6 grandchildren. Ser vices 1 pm Evans- Nordby Funeral Home, 1st Ave E. and 2nd St N. In Osseo. Interment Glen Haven Ceme tery.

Visitation after 4 pm Mon. so desired memorials may be given lo the Martys J. Hughes Memorial Fund. Evans-Nordby 424-4000 Johnson Mary Anne age 53, of Coon Rapids Survived by husband, rniiup; sons, Phillip coon Rapids, Kirk, Stacy 4 John Coon Rapids; daughter, Mi-chele Langer, Lexington; grandchildren, Phillip, Donald, Michael 4 Rachael Johnson 4 Sarah Anne Langer; mother, Mrs Julia Cornell; brothers, John Cornell, Brooklyn Center, Michael Cornell, Harry Cornel, Fergus Falls 4 Donald Dussault, E. Bethel; sisters, Jessica Lochner, Virginia Johnson, Elizabeth Eggert, Mona Lucas, Marilyn Dussault 4 Cosset! Dussault, a of Verna Carson, CA.

Mass of Christian Burial Wed 10 am al Out Lady of al Help, Mpls. Visitation Tues. 4-1 pm at The Gearhart-Milter Funeral Home, 552 E. River Anoka. Prayer service 7 pm Tues.

Interment Epiphany Cemetery, Coon Rapids. Slathar. Florence age II, of Camilla Rose Convalescent Cenier, Coon Rapids, formerly of 1127 15th AvSE, Mpls. Survived bv tons, William Charles Spring Lake Park, Arthur VanCams, Mpls; daughters, Shirley Legun, Mpls, Ruth Rolseth, Grand Rapids, Carol Peterson, Stacev, MN, brother, Arthur Anderson, Veterans Home, Mols; 13 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren. Service Tuesday 10 am Hillside Memorium Funeral Home, 26l-19th Ave.

NE. (Hwv (84 Stinson Pkwy.) Interment Hillside. Visitation Mon. 4-1 pm. Hillside Memorium -711-3391 Svoboda Edward 77.

Preceded in death by daughter, Sylvia and grandson, Patrick. Survived by wife, Mary; sons, William, Leonard, Joseph. Richard. Donald, Raymond, Douglas, LeRov 4 Larry; daughters, ueiores, Rosemary, Lillian, Kathleen 4 Laura Mae; SO grandchildren; 25 great grandchildren; 2 brothers 4 4 sisters Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Tuesday St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 4500 Clinton Ave.

S. Visitation 5-9 pm Monday, and 1 hour prior to service at church. Praver Service 7:30 pm Mon. at Werness Brothers Chapel, 3700 Nicollet Ave. 1 Interment Church of St.

Mary Cemetery, Bird island, MN, 3 pm Tues Taitt John age St, of New Hope. Funeral notice later. Arr. with Kapala-Glodek-Crvstal New Hope Chapel, 535-41 12. Thiebault Richard 5., age 53, of Crystal.

Survived by loving wife, Nan cy; 6 stepchildren, Mark of Suzanne, Brenda, Wes, Spring 4 Shelly, an of Mpls; 8 grandchildren; 3 sons and 2 daughters (from previous marriage), Thomas of Mich! pan, Roger and Tim of Mpls, Joyce of AZ and Jill of Mpls; 4 brothers, Francis, Clayton, Gerald 4 Joseph of Crosby; sister, Mary Lou Zupko. Preceded in death by Msr, Darlee Corbetl, formerly of Blaine. Member of Elks Club 44 and American Legion Post 251. Funeral services 10 am SI. James Lutheran Church, Crystal.

Interment Glen Haven Memorial Gar-dent. Visitation after 4pm Kapala Glodek Crystal New Hope Chapel, Bass Lake Rd in Wlnnetka (535-41 12), and 1 hr prior to service at church. Urbanskl Dorothy 0. (nee Siminskl), 73 years, res Little Canada, on June 22. Dear mother of Mrs.

Mary Event, Faribault; grandma of 5, great-grandma of sister of Felix, Ml, Benedict, MM; also survived by many nieces 4 nephews Funeral from the Phalen Park Funeral Home, 1235 Arcade al Hawthorne, St. Paul, Tues. 1130 am. Mass of Christian Burial 12 noon, St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Little Canada.

Interment church cemetery. Visitation Mon. (today) 3-9 pm. Parish vigil 7 pm. Retired member of Meat Cutters Union.

Also member of 55-1- Club 4 St. Anne Society. Polkey Gustie, age 105' Of NE Mpls. Recently of St. Anthory Elder Cere.

Survived by sons 4 daughters-in-law, Art 4 Doris of Tacoma, WA, Fred 4 Bur nette of Mpls. and Jerry 4 Alice of Fridley; 12 grandchil dren i to great-grandchildren, sister, Katherine Grzywlnski, St. Paul; many nieces 4 ne phews Funeral from the Koz tek University Funeral Chapel, 1911 university Ave. NE Tuesday at 9:30 am. Conceie- brated Mass of Christian Buri al in the Church of Holy Cross at 10 am.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Parish Vigil Mon. at 7:30 pm. Visitation after 4 pm Monday.

Memorials preferred lo Holy Cross Centennial Fund or SI. Anthony Elder Cere. Nick Radulovich Director Kozlak University Chapel 789-8869 Ralston Thomas Arthur Louis, age 40, of Mpls. Survived by mate, Robert Louis George Lausten, of Mols; parents, Mr. Mrs.

Lynn C. Ralston of Petersburg, ND; brother, Lesley D. of ND; sisters, Mrs. Linda J. Hance of ND 4 Mrs.

Elizabeth A. Field, VA; also survived by nieces, nephews, great-nephews, great-niece, end many close and dear friends. Mass of the Christian Burial, 2 pm Wed al the Basilica of SI Mary, 16th and Hennepin. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Visita tion after 6 pm Tues at the Ev ans-Nordby Funeral Home, 6000 Brooklyn Blvd in Brook lyn Center.

Praver service 7 JO pm Tues. If so desired memo rials may be given to the Good Shepherd Sisters for the care of the elderly. Evans-Nordby 533-3000 Rose Hazete age 83, wile of the late Vernon D. Rose of Mpls Member of Zuhrah Ladies, and Mois Chapter o.E.s. Survived by son, Vernon, Jr.

4 daughter-in-law, Kathleen of Mtka; and grandchildren, Vernon III, John, 4 Martha Grun-log; and 4 great-grandchildren. Graveside service Tuesday Fort Snelling National Cemetery, tn lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to The Masonic Memorial Hospital or The Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children. Arr. bv Werness Brothers ChapH, 124-2624. Sadloske Raymond age 78, of No.

Mpls. Survived by wife, Dorothy sisters, Lillian Hunt, Mildred Sadloske, Helen Martin, 4 Betty Peterson; brother, John; Past pres. of Fraternal Order of Eagles Aeries 34, Services from Knaeble Funeral Home, W. Broadway at Upton Tues 10am. Interment Resurrection Cem.

Visitation Mon 4-8pm; Eagles Ritual Service Mon 7pm. Shelky Marie, age 71, of Bloomington. Survived bv daughter, Karen Haht; 2 brothers in New York; 7 sisters in Illinois Private family services Friends may cad Tues 6-lpm Werness Bros Bloomington Chapel, 2300 Old Shakopee Rd. If so desired memorials may be given to the American Cancer Sieff Charles age 65, of Fridley. Notice of services later.

Arrangements Werness Bros. 124-2624. Kaselnak Joann age 51, of Eagan, Survived by husband, John; dear mother of Patrick 4 wife. Sheryl, Mlchele, Michael 4 Robert; grandmother, of Den velle, Nathan, Nicholas 4 lan ava; also survived by brothers. John, Jim, jerry, Tom, HarDd 4 Joe Harbinson; sister, Sheila Palewla 4 mother, Mary Harbinson; several nieces 4 nephews.

Funeral services Tuesday 9:30 am from the Kle- catsky 4 Sons Funeral Home, Yankee Doodle Road a Coachman, Eagan. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am al Mary, Mother of the Church, Burnsville. Visitation 4-1 pm Monday. Vigil Prayers 6:30 pm Monday. Interment National Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers memorials preferred to the American Lung Assoc. Kopel Lillian of Bloomington, Member VFW Aux Survived by husband, Wilfred; sons, Stephen 4 wife, Pamela, Donald 4 wife, Cynthia daughters, Sandra 4 husband, Steven Blom, Vicki 4 husband, Barry Rudmtsky; 9 grandchil dren. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday 10 am at the Church Of the Nativity of Mary, 9900 Lvndale Av S. Interment Ft. Snelling Natl Cemetery.

Visita tion Mon 4-1 pm al Gill Broth ers (Bioomington-Richfield) Chapel, 9947 Lvndale Ave. S. Lansing George age 76, of Tonka Bay. Member of Excelsior American Legion Post and Mound W. Survived by sons, Richard T.

of Montana and William E. of Texas; daughter, Maryann McLean of Tonka Bay; brothers, Michael of Phoenix, AZ 4 Phillip of Mound; 13 grandchildren. Services Tues I pm at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, Excelsior. Interment Wood- side Cemetery, Shorewood. Visitation Mon.

7-9 pm at the Huber Funeral Home Excelsior. Huber 474-9595 Lijslne Florence age of 6450 York Av $., Edina. Survived bv daughter 4 son-in-law, Dorothy 4 E. Millon Kleven, Edina; son 4 daughter-in-law, Meivln 4 Dorothy Lilsing, Falcon sisters 4 brother-in- law, Edith 4 Kenneth Branch, Riverside, CA, Mrs Esther (John Day, Edina; brother 4 sister-in-law, Reuben 4 Helen Carlson, Hastings; 6 grandchildren, I great-grandchildren; nieces 4 nephews. Charier member of Central Free Church 4 Joe Smith Amer.

Leg. Post Aux, Service Tues. 2:30 pm, Central Free Church, 707 10th Av S. Visitation Mon. 6-1 pm, The Albln Chapel, Ralph Albinson Director, 2200 Nicollel Av.

Private interment Ft. Snelling Cemetery. Memorials lo Central Free Church. Mernin Ryan 4 month old son of David 4 Patti Mernin; grandparents, Palmer 4 Kathy Nelson, Harold 4 Lois Mernin; many aunts, uncles 4 cousins; godparents, Vicki Nelson 4 Paula Mernin. Funeral Mon.

(TODAY) 12:30 pm from Gearty-Delmore Robbinsdale Chapel, 39lh 4 W. Broadway. Mass of the Angels 1 pm at The Church of the Sacred Heart. Interment Gelhsemane. Friends may call after 12 noon.

I lb Obituaries end Funerals jllbinson Marguerite ese of Cats' varv Center, 7600 Golden Val-v Rd. Survived bv husband, Paul ions, Ralph Golden J.Vallev, James Plymouth; ptrandchildren, James j. Thomas Paul 0., Julia M. fDaniel R. Albinson.

Member of firil Convenonl Church, Auxiliary I International "Christian Literature Distribu- I tors. Service Tuesday II am LTheAibin Chapel, RaiphAlbin- Director, 2200 Nicollet -Ave. Visitation i-l pm-Mon Peier E. (Smith), age S3, of hwontrose, la, formerly of N. I AApls.

Retired from Western I Union, Survived by her huS' J4and, Donald, Montrose, CA, daughter, Deloris Thompson, Walnut Creek, CA; nephew, Robert A. Schmidt, BrooKlyn Center; niece, Adelaide Smith, L.Las Vegas, NV. Services Tues. am at Evans-Nordbv tFuneral Home, 6000 Brooklyn sroomyn tenter, in' vterment Crystal Ceme- i4ery. Visitation Mon.

5-9 pm. Evans-Nordby 533-3000 Blair r-AAary age 71, of S. Mpls. "Survived by husband, Jess; (children, Carl, Jeannette Ness, wary Wenli, Beverly Hvden, t.Jess Jr. 1 Richard; many grandchildren 1 great-grand Children; brother, Louie Droel.

Services Tuesday I pm McDi tll-Hauge Chapel, 32nd St. at Ave S. Visitation S-8 pm. Interment Fort -fuelling National Cemetery. fbfldhus Mary ase 35, of Coon Rapid? Survived bv husband.

J-f aul; daughter, Molly, Coon napios; tamer, jonn inacicn, (KHibbing; brothers, John Cha-Wrich Hibbing, George Cha-ich, Duluth, Richard Chacich, Jipring Lake Park I Victor 'Xtiacich, Lakeville; sisters, Margaret Bussev, FL, Pal i drown, mu a Mnora ia- arbardi. Hibbing. Mass of Burial Tues. 12:30 pm, St. Jnimothy's Catholic 'Church, Jteine.

visitation J-l Mon. ujt The Gearhart Funeral Che 242 Norlhdale Coon Jjlapids. Prayer service 7:30 Jam Mon. Interment Epiphany cemetery, coon Kaoids. Burch Jvesley age 70, of Mols.

by brothers, Stanley yl Bruce, both of CA; sister, Blanche Gray, OR. Member of JJWoose Lodge, Fraternal Or-J-der of The Eaglet VFW. Services Wed. tl am at Wash-iurn McReavvNortheast ttiaoel. 2vih Johnson St.

NE. rlntermont Ft. Snellmg National temetery. Friends may call JJuesday 4-8 pm. Memorials Jreferred to The American lancer Society.

furr ittana Horn (ornwlv of 10 19th Av NE, Moil. Soo in mnbt.M nf il wr Survived by sister and Dorothy and William Fitzgerald df Mots; lisler-in-law, Marguerite Mpls; nieces' and ne tnewi. Services II am Hillside Memorium Funeral Home, 2610 19th Ae NE (Hwv and Slinston Prkv). Interment, Hillside. Visitation Tues 5- pm and prior to service.

Memorials preferred lo Auguslana Home. Hillside Memorium Campbell Harold age 12 of Molt. Member of Central Lutheran Church, Survived by wife, Lillian; nephews, Donald Nelson of Mtka Robert Aarskaug of Scottsdale. AZ; nieces, Stella Clay of Edina 1 Mary Chrlslianson of Canby, MN; cousins, Lillian, Elmer Judy Minmng, of St. Paul.

Ser vice Wednesday 1 pm, Wer ness Brothers Chapel, 3700 Ni collet Ave. S. Interment Lakewood Cemetery. Visit- tion Tuesday Mpm.Memorl' an preferred to Central Lu Iheran Church Foundation. Carlson (Larson) Nancy Ellen, age 33, of Granlsburg, Wl, formerly of Mpls on June 21.

Survived by husband, Glen E. Carlson, Granlsburg, Wl; parents, Har old Agnes Larson, Mpls. brother, Gerald J. wife, Patty Larson, CA; nephews, David Daniel Larson, WA. Memorial service June 24, 2 pm at Zion Lutheran Church, Fre- Crook Lois of Edina I Teouesla, FL.

Survived by husband, John; daughter I son-in-law, Wendy A. Peter Vinsant; son, Peler W. Crook, brother sister-in-law, William S. Dorothy Nordburg; sister brolher-ln-law, Marci 4 George Walson. Memorial Service Wednesday II am, St.

Stephen's the Martyr Episco pal Churcti, A. 50th 4 Wood- dale Av. Memorials preferred lo Camp Courage or donors choice. Arr. by- Werness Brothers Chapel, 927-1641.

Cunnien(Elnicky) Eva age 64, of Col. Hgts. formerly of N. Mpls. Preceded In death by husband.

Joseph. Survived by son, Richard, Wash. D.C.; daughters, Janice Made) 4 Patricia Siedlecki; sister, Marie Baslian; 7 grand- children; nieces 4 nephews. Services Thur. :15 am at Washburn McReavv Swan- son Chapel, Lowry at Irving Av N.

Mass of Christian Burial Thur. 10 am at The Church of St. William, 6120 5th SI. f-rioiey. interment Ft.

sneilirn National Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 4-1 pm. Prayer service Wed. 7 pm. Danielson 1 Delmar age 61, of South Mpls.

Member VFW Star Spangled Banner Post '1)49. Preceded in death by his par ents, 2 sisters 4 brother, Survived by wife, Virginia; daughter 4 son-in-law, Linda 4 Tom Clauson; son 4 daughter-in-law, Curtis 4 Diane; granddaughters, Sara 4 Sandra; brother, Norman Daniel-son; sisters, Lucille Bierstedt 4 Ruth Olson. Services Tuesday 11:30 am McOivilt-Hauge Chapel, 32nd St. al Minnehaha Ave. S.

Visitation Monday 7-9 pm. Interment Fort Snelllng National Cemetery. Dawson Lillie age 92, of SI. Anthony Health Care Center, on Friday. Preceded in death by husband, Joseph (Les) 4 son, Donald Dawson.

Survived by son, Kenneth J. Dawson 4 his wife, Peggy; daughter, Phyllis A. Christian 4 her husband, Don; daughter-in-law, Gen Dawson, aH of Mpls; I grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren 4 a great-great-grandchild; sister, Effie Larson, Excelsior, Ella Olson, Mpls. 4 Florence Forsen, St. Paul; sister-in-law, Lill Oliver, Arden Hills; nieces 4 nephews.

Services II am First Lutheran Church, Col. Hgts, 40th Av40uincySI. NE. Private interment Hillside Cemetery. Memorials pref.

to First Lutheran Church. -0. E. Larson-Osborne Chapel 719-3571 Derby Louis age 61, of Richfle'd. Coordinator at Mpls.

Technical Institute for the past 30 years. Served in the U.S. Marine Core in WWII. Survived by wife, Thelma; children, Jeff 4 wife Ann, Joel 4 wife Debbie, Julie 4 David Cowles; mother, Ger-. trude Derby, Faribault.

Funeral services Tues. 1 om, Bloomington Churcti of Christ, 9000 W. Bloomington Freeway. Interment Cannon City Cemetery, Cannon City, MN. Friends may call Mon.

i-l pm, Werness Brothers Bloomington Chapel, 2300 W. Old Shako-pee Rd. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to donor's choice. DeShane Francis I age 70, of Richfield. Survived by wife, Daisy; tons 4 daughters-in-, law, Jim 4 Nancy, NY, John 4 Barb, San Diego; daughters 4 sons-in-law, Kalhy 4 Bill Blr-lev, San Diego, Mary DeShane, Mpls, Ann 4 Terry Grunow, Burnsvllle; brothers, Wallace 4 Ralph; sisters, Lottie O'Brien, Ruby Kruti 4 June Knoebl; 6 grandchildren Services Tuesday 1 pm, at Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Ave.

Interment Ft. Snelling. Visitation Monday 5-1 pm. 7 pm Prayers. Deutsch Thomas age 37, of Mounds- view.

Survived by Connie; chil dren, Brian, Brent 4 Michelle; faiher, Leonard; brothers, Jim 4 wife Mary. Mike. Chuck, Dennis 4 wife Joy; sisters, Mrs. Michael (Judy) Gannon, Mrs. Steve (Linda) Milton, godchild 4 niece, Yvonne Deutsch; many nieces, nephews 4 friends.

Preceded In death by mother, Margaret. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Tuesday, St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 135 2nd Av NW, New Brighton. Visitation 6-9 pm Monday, Brighton-Miller Funeral Home, 706 4fh Av NW (644-9821), and one hour before Service In Chapel. Prayer Service 1M pm Monday.

Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Memorials preferred in lieu of flowers. Fritz Judith age 14, of Crystal Care Cenier. Survived by daughter 4 son-in-law, Jean 4 Earl Martin; grandchildren, Judith Smith 4 Charlotte Martin. Funeral Tuesday II am, Gearty-Delmore Robbinsdale Chapel, 39th 4 W.

Broadway. Interment Glen Haven. Friends may call one hour before Ser vice. Memorials to Courage Cenier or donors choice. Gilmore -1 Erlc Christopher, age 16 days, from auto accident inlurles.

Survived By parents, Chris 4 Leslie Gilmore; grandparents, James 4 Jean Gilmore, Carolyn Hitchcock 4 Peter Hitchcock; aunts, uncles 4 cousins. Memorial Service Tuesday, June 24, 12 noon, Lakewood Cemetery Chapel, 3600 Hennepin Av. Memorials preferred to the Mpls Children's Medical Cenier. Arr. by the Cremation Society of Minnesota, 125-2435.

Grothe (neeStepanchak) Leonardl Lee, age 72, of Mpls. Preceded in death by husband, Palmer. Survived by daughter, Claudette Mastro, Mpls; sons, Dennis of Rogers, MN 4 Roger of Apple Valley; I grandchildren; brothers, Donald 4 Myron Slepanchak; sisters, Julia Pratt 4 Eslelle Fedan. Mass of Christian Burial Tues 10am McOivilt-Hauge Chapel, 32nd St. al Minnehaha Ave S.

Visitation Mon 5-lpm with Vigil Prayer Service at 7 om. Inter ment SuRsel Memorial Park. McCoy Marlon E. of NE Mpls on June 20lh in VJ her 80th year. Re- tired from the Uni versity of Minnesote Hospital Admissions Department Member of the Unvlersity Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.

Services were held Sunday June 22nd a' the Billman- Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Ave. NE with Private interment. Beloved mother of daughter 4 son-in-law, Dariene 4 Lloyd Nelson of St. Paul; son 4 dauehter-in-law. Robert 4 Agnes McCoy of TllusviHe, FL; grandchildren, Barbara Wes ley Allien 4 Jennifer Marion McCoy 4 sister.

Vivian John son. Memorials, If desired, to the of Hospital, Masonic Home or the Calumet Com munity Church of which she has been a charter member, Calumet, MN. Miller Alfred age II, of 17031 Sunset Av, Shakopee. Survived by wife, Cleo; daughter, Marie, Columbia Falls, MT; son, John, Chaska; sister, Lucille, pomerov, wa; brother. Alex, Bloomington; brother, Otto, mpis; grandson; 3 slepgrand- children.

Reviewal Ballard- Busse Funeral Home, Prior Lake, 4-9 pm Monday. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Michael Community Center, Prior Lake. MN, Tuesday am. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Jordan, MN.

Miller Philip of 2731 Glenhursf Ave S. He was a founder and past president of Minnetonka Moccasin Company. Survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Marshall 4 Marlene of Mpls, 4 Curtis 4 Abbie of St Paul; 5 grandchildren; 3 great-grand children; brother and sister-in- law, Dave 4 Lois Miller of Denver, 4 titter, Sylvia Weisman of Sarasota, FL. Funeral services MONDAY 11am Hodroff 4 Sons Funeral Chapel, 126 E. Franklin Ave.

Memorials are preferred to the donors favorite chanty. SHIVA: 2731 Glenhurtt Ave S. (Through Tues.) Mueller Dennis age 36, of 1300 W. Medicine Lk Plymouth. Preceded in death by faiher, Martin r.

Mueller. Survived bv daughter, Laura son, Craig Mlh of Mols; mother, Mrs Martin (Lillian Mueller of Walertown, MN; sisters, Linda Mueller of Sharon Mueller of Mpls 4 Joyce Johnson of St Paul. Funeral services 11 am Wed. at Calvary Lutheran Church of Golden Valley, 7520 Golden Valley Rd. Visitation 5-1 pm David Lee Funeral Home (Wayzata Chapel), Waytata Blvd in Wavzala (473-5577).

Interment Fort Snelling. Peterson Ester age 93. Survived by sons 4 wives, Roland V. (Ebba) 4 Robert L. (JoAnn); sister, Ethel Henderson; granddaughters, MaryAnn 4 Linnea Peterson.

Services Wednesday II am, Ascension Lutheran Church, 6719 S. Cedar Lake Road. Interment Ft. Snelling. Visitation Tuesday pm at Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Ave.

Phillips James age 53, of Coon Rapids. Survived by wife, Lorelta; son, James R. Jr. 4 daughter, Carmen Annette; sister, Eva Chapman, San Jose, CA. Memorial services Tues.

7:30 pm from the Glen Cary Lutheran Church, 15S3I Central Av Ham Lake. Private interment. No visitation. Memorials preferred. Arr.

Thurslon-Lind-berg Funeral Home, Anoka, 421-0220. VanDerlick N. Mpls. Preceded In death by wife, Carmen. Survived by daughters 4 sons-in-law.

4 Doug Helm, Linda 4 Kent Sweasv; daughter, Jean Montour; son 4 daugh ter-in-law, Stephen 4 Debra; 11 grandchildren 4 1 great grandchildren; sister, Loraine Vanderlick. Member of Father William Blum K.C. Council 3656. Retired Maior U.S. Army 4 member of Weslphal Amer Legion Post 251.

Funeral Tues. 9:30 am from Gearly Delmore Robbinsdale Chapel. 39th 4 W. Broadway. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am al The Church of SI.

Anne, 26th 4 Queen Av N. Interment Ft. Snelling. Friends may call after 5 pm Mon. K.C.

rosary 7 JO pm Mon. Parish prayer service 1:15 pm. If desired, memorials to The Church of St. Anne. Waldvogel Joseph, age 74, SI.

Louis Park, formerly of Grey Eagle, died June ivth, weslwood Nursing Home, SI. Louis Park. Funeral Services Tuesday 10 am, SI. Joseph Catholic Church, Grey Eagle, MN. Friends may call at the Schad Funeral Home in Grey Eagle after 3:30 pm Monday.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Richard (Angelyn) Gustafson, Clare- mont, CA; I grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; special friend, Gladys Peterson. He was employed as a Machinist for many years in Mots area. 13 Funeral Directors Hillside Memorium Chapel Complete mortuary services in beautiful Hillside Cemetery 781-3391 26 10-19th Avenue NE Peterson Chapels Nokomts Park Columbia Park 721-1651 7(9-889 MORTUARY 3640-23rd Avenue S. 729-2331 GEARTY-DELMORE WOBBINSDALE537-45H PARK CHAPEL St.

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